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@@ -4,18 +4,16 @@ source SBaGen format.
I-Doser is a company that produces Binaural brainwaves to simulate
different states.
-The problem is that they don't provide a doser application for Linux, and
-their mp3 collection is limited, with this program you can convert the
-.drg file to an .sbg and then using SBaGen (an open source application
-that they use as main engine to generate the tones) you can convert it
-to wav and (if desired) to mp3 or similar.
+The problem is that they don't provide a doser application for
+Linux, and their mp3 collection is limited, with this program you can
+convert the .drg file to an .sbg and then using SBaGen (an open source
+application that they use as main engine to generate the tones) you
+can convert it to wav and (if desired) to mp3 or similar.
-This project will never be possible without the help of "The Unofficial
-I-Doser Blog" and their steAlth's DRG Author by konstAnt and khAttAm
-to tell the truth this is a rip off stripped version of konstAnt and
-KhAttAm steAlth's DRG Author. They did all the work with the .drg files,
-I just port some parts of it to C.
+This project will never be possible without the help of "The
+Unofficial I-Doser Blog" and their steAlth's DRG Author by konstAnt
+and khAttAm to tell the truth this is a rip off stripped version of
+konstAnt and KhAttAm steAlth's DRG Author. They did all the work with
+the .drg files, I just port some parts of it to C.
-Optional dependencies :
- * sbagen (to play and/or convert sbg files to WAV);
- * lame (to convert WAV files to MP3).
+Optional dependency: sbagen (to play and/or convert sbg files to WAV)